1977 IAAF World Cup




The 1st IAAF World Cup in Athletics was an international track and field sporting event sponsored by the International Association of Athletics Federations, held on September 2–4, 1977, at the Rheinstadion in Düsseldorf, West Germany.




Contents






  • 1 Overall results


    • 1.1 Men


    • 1.2 Women




  • 2 Medal summary


    • 2.1 Men


    • 2.2 Women




  • 3 External links





Overall results








Men
















































Pos.
 Team
 Result
1
East Germany
 127
2
United States
 120
3
West Germany
 112
4
Europe
 111
5
America
 92
6
Africa
 78
7
Oceania
 48
8
Asia
 44

 


Women
















































Pos.
 Team
 Result
1
Europe
 109
2
East Germany
 93
3
Soviet Union
 90
4
United States
 60
5
America
 56
6
Oceania
 46
7
Africa
 32
8
Asia
 30



Medal summary


Further information: 1977 IAAF World Cup results


Men





























































































































































































Event
 Gold
 Silver
 Bronze
100 metres
 Steve Williams (USA)
United States
 10.13
 Eugen Ray (GDR)
East Germany
 10.15
 Silvio Leonard (CUB)
America
 10.19
200 metres
 Clancy Edwards (USA)
United States
 20.17
 Pietro Mennea (ITA)
Europe
 20.17
 Silvio Leonard (CUB)
America
 20.30
400 metres
 Alberto Juantorena (CUB)
America
 45.36
 Volker Beck (GDR)
East Germany
 45.50
 Robert Taylor (USA)
United States
 45.57
800 metres
 Alberto Juantorena (CUB)
America
 1:44.04
 Mike Boit (KEN)
Africa
 1:44.14
 Willi Wülbeck (FRG)
West Germany
 1:45.47
1500 metres
 Steve Ovett (GBR)
Europe
 3:34.45
 Thomas Wessinghage (FRG)
West Germany
 3:35.98
 Jürgen Straub (GDR)
East Germany
 3:37.50
5000 metres
 Miruts Yifter (ETH)
Africa
 13:13.82
 Marty Liquori (USA)
United States
 13:15.06
 David Fitzsimons (AUS)
Oceania
 13:17.42
10,000 metres
 Miruts Yifter (ETH)
Africa
 28:32.31
 Jörg Peter (GDR)
East Germany
 28:34.00
 Jos Hermens (NED)
Europe
 28:35.00
110 metre hurdles
 Thomas Munkelt (GDR)
East Germany
 13.41
 Alejandro Casañas (CUB)
America
 13.50
 Charles Foster (USA)
United States
 13.51
400 metre hurdles
 Edwin Moses (USA)
United States
 47.58
 Volker Beck (GDR)
East Germany
 48.83
 Harald Schmid (FRG)
West Germany
 48.85
3000 metre steeplechase
 Michael Karst (FRG)
West Germany
 8:21.60
 Eshetu Tura (ETH)
Africa
 8:22.50
 George Malley (USA)
United States
 8:25.20
4×100 metre relay
United States
Bill Collins
Steve Riddick
Cliff Wiley
Steve Williams
 38.03 WR
East Germany
Manfred Kokot
Eugen Ray
Detlef Kübeck
Alexander Thieme
 38.57
America
Rui da Silva
Silvio Leonard
Don Quarrie
Osvaldo Lara
 38.56
4×400 metre relay
West Germany
Lothar Krieg
Franz-Peter Hofmeister
Harald Schmid
Bernd Herrmann
 3:01.34
Europe
Josip Alebić
Francis Demarthon
David Jenkins
Ryszard Podlas
 3:02.47
America
Delmo da Silva
Fred Sowerby
Brian Saunders
Alberto Juantorena
 3:02.66
High jump
 Rolf Beilschmidt (GDR)
East Germany
 2.30
 Dwight Stones (USA)
United States
 2.27
 Jacek Wszoła (POL)
Europe
 2.24
Pole vault
 Mike Tully (USA)
United States
 5.60
 Władysław Kozakiewicz (POL)
Europe
 5.55
 Axel Weber (GDR)
East Germany
 5.30
Long jump
 Arnie Robinson (USA)
United States
 8.19
 Hans Baumgartner (FRG)
West Germany
 7.96
 Charlton Ehizuelen (NGR)
Africa
 7.89
Triple jump
 João Carlos de Oliveira (BRA)
America
 16.68
 Anatoliy Piskulin (URS)
Europe
 16.61
 Klaus Hufnagel (GDR)
East Germany
 16.43
Shot put
 Udo Beyer (GDR)
East Germany
 21.74
 Reijo Ståhlberg (FIN)
Europe
 20.46
 Ralf Reichenbach (FRG)
West Germany
 19.97
Discus throw
 Wolfgang Schmidt (GDR)
East Germany
 67.14
 Mac Wilkins (USA)
United States
 66.64
 Hein-Direck Neu (FRG)
West Germany
 62.64
Hammer throw
 Karl-Hans Riehm (FRG)
West Germany
 75.64
 Jochen Sachse (GDR)
East Germany
 75.40
 Peter Farmer (AUS)
Oceania
 73.92
Javelin throw
 Michael Wessing (FRG)
West Germany
 87.46
 Wolfgang Hanisch (GDR)
East Germany
 84.28
 Miklós Németh (HUN)
Europe
 80.82


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Event
 Gold
 Silver
 Bronze
100 metres
 Marlies Oelsner (GDR)
East Germany
 11.16
 Sonia Lannaman (GBR)
Europe
 11.26
 Silvia Chivás (CUB)
America
 11.34
200 metres
 Irena Szewińska (POL)
Europe
 22.72
 Bärbel Eckert (GDR)
East Germany
 23.02
 Tatyana Prorochenko (URS)
Soviet Union
 23.26
400 metres
 Irena Szewińska (POL)
Europe
 49.52
 Marita Koch (GDR)
East Germany
 49.76
 Marina Sidorova (URS)
Soviet Union
 51.29
800 metres
 Totka Petrova (BUL)
Europe
 1:59.20
 Christine Liebetrau (GDR)
East Germany
 1:59.47
 Svetlana Styrkina (URS)
Soviet Union
 1:59.72
1500 metres
 Tatyana Kazankina (URS)
Soviet Union
 4:12.74
 Francie Larrieu (USA)
United States
 4:13.00
 Ulrike Bruns (GDR)
East Germany
 4:13.10
3000 metres
 Grete Waitz (NOR)
Europe
 8:43.50
 Lyudmila Bragina (URS)
Soviet Union
 8:46.30
 Jan Merrill (USA)
United States
 8:46.60
100 metre hurdles
 Grażyna Rabsztyn (POL)
Europe
 12.70
 Johanna Klier (GDR)
East Germany
 12.86
 Lyubov Nikitenko (URS)
Soviet Union
 12.87
4×100 metre relay
Europe
Elvira Possekel
Andrea Lynch
Annegret Richter
Sonia Lannaman
 42.51
East Germany
Monika Hamann
Romy Schneider
Ingrid Brestrich
Marlies Oelsner
 42.65
Soviet Union
Vera Anisimova
Lyudmila Maslakova
Marina Sidorova
Lyudmila Storozhkova
 42.91
4×400 metre relay
East Germany
Bettina Popp
Barbara Krug
Christina Brehmer
Marita Koch
 3:24.04
Europe
Rita Bottiglieri
Donna Hartley
Dagmar Fuhrmann
Irena Szewińska
 3:25.80
Soviet Union
Lyudmila Aksyonova
Natalya Sokolova
Tatyana Prorochenko
Marina Sidorova
 3:27.00
High jump
 Rosemarie Ackermann (GDR)
East Germany
 1.98
 Sara Simeoni (ITA)
Europe
 1.92
 Debbie Brill (CAN)
America
 1.89
Long jump
 Lyn Jacenko (AUS)
Oceania
 6.54
 Jarmila Nygrýnová (TCH)
Europe
 6.48
 Tatyana Skachko (URS)
Soviet Union
 6.48
Shot put
 Helena Fibingerová (TCH)
Europe
 20.63 1
 Svetlana Krachevskaya (URS)
Soviet Union
 20.39
 Maren Seidler (USA)
United States
 15.50
Discus throw
 Faina Veleva (URS)
Soviet Union
 68.10
 Argentina Menis (ROU)
Europe
 63.38
 Sabine Engel (GDR)
East Germany
 63.12
Javelin throw
 Ruth Fuchs (GDR)
East Germany
 62.36
 Nadezhda Yakubovich (URS)
Soviet Union
 62.02
 Tessa Sanderson (GBR)
Europe
 60.30

1 Ilona Schoknecht of East Germany originally won the shot put with 20.93m, but she was disqualified after it was found that she had failed a doping test at the European Cup.



External links



  • World Cup Results

  • Full Results by IAAF









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